H. R. Barnard

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Biology
• Environmental science
• Ecology
• Geology
• Geography
• Engineering
• Physics
• Geotechnical engineering
• Hydrology (agriculture)
• Chemistry
• Botany
• Cartography
• Oceanography
• Computer science
• Meteorology
• Organic chemistry
• Mathematics
• Ecosystem
• Soil science
• Quantum mechanics
• Materials science
• Medicine
• Groundwater
• Drainage basin
• Biochemistry

Authored Works

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• Where Does Wood Come From? Using Dendrochronology and Isotopic Methods to Identify the Watershed Origin of Wood in the River Corridor
• Sensitivity of Soil Organic Carbon and Chemical Weathering Dynamics to Variations in Landcover, Lithology, and Aspect in High Elevation Montane Systems
• Relationships Between Tree Ring Width and Slope Position: Can the Source Location and Species of Downed Wood in Gordon Gulch be Identified by Tree Ring Width?
• Dominant Source Areas Shift Seasonally from Longitudinal to Lateral Contributions in a Montane Headwater Stream
• When and where do top-down processes govern critical zone structure and feedback to influence climate?
• The shallow and deep hypothesis: linking flow paths, biogeochemical reactions, and stream chemistry in the Critical Zone
• Spatiotemporal patterns in hydrologic connectivity within a semi-arid montane headwater catchment in central Colorado
• Roots as Agents of Rapid Soil Structural Change in the Anthropocene
• Opportunities and challenges in remote sensing-based critical zone ecohydrology
• Linking Subsurface Complexity and Ecohydrologic Processes in Semi-arid Forests
• Interannual Variations in Snow Accumulation and Melt Govern Variability in Groundwater Contributions to Streams Across the Western USA.
• Does Rooting into Bedrock Shield Montane Forests from Water Stress?

Linked Co-Authors

• Aaron N. Koop
• Adrian A. Harpold
• Alejandro N. Flores
• Andrew D. Parsekian
• Diane M. McKnight
• Emma L. Aronson
• Hang Wen
• Hoori Ajami
• J. Renée Brooks
• James W. Kirchner
• Julia Perdrial
• Kamini Singha
• Katherine B. Lininger
• Katie Murenbeeld
• Kyotaek Hwang
• Li Li
• Lígia F. T. de Souza
• M. N. Gooseff
• M. S. Raleigh
• Pamela L. Sullivan
• Sara R. Warix
• Sharon A. Billings
• Sidney A. Bush
• Xi Zhang

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Boise State University, Idaho
• Colorado School of Mines
• Desert Research Institute
• Duke University, North Carolina
• Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule, Zurich, Switzerland
• Kansas State University
• Oregon State University, Corvallis
• Pennsylvania State University
• University of California, Riverside
• University of California, Santa Barbara
• University of Colorado, Boulder
• University of Kansas
• University of Nevada, Reno
• University of Texas, Austin
• University of Vermont
• University of Wyoming
• Vassar College, New York

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